Sentence examples for with expositions from inspiring English sources

The Raid does not detain the audience with expositions of character; despite the plot reversals there is no pretence at subtlety or depth, and the comparison with Tarantino does not run to tricksy flashbacks or point-of-view shifts.

In the two faculty types, expositions and personal reflections amounted to 84.6%% (science) and 84.8 % (humanities and arts) with expositions accounting for 46.1 % and 41.3 % respectively.

Classical rabbinic comments on the book of Leviticus very frequently begin with expositions on identity.

The storytelling took on a character-driven approach with expositions taking the form of cutscenes in which Bosch gives out monologues, revealing the purpose and driving forces behind his actions.

That's the opening act, and overflowing with exposition, it is the least interesting.

Elsewhere, Mr. Gibson's simplistic accompaniment was overtaxed by vocal lines crammed with exposition and jargon.

The screenplay, by Trevor Preston, is both straightforward and baffling, since Mr. Hodges is impatient with exposition.

It dispenses with exposition and explanation and begins half way through the book.

But this was rarely more than a way to interact with exposition.

Yet the pilot on Wednesday is crammed with exposition and feels a little forced.

A fughetta is a short fugue, with exposition plus only a few restatements of the subject.